Tag Archives: PETE&C

Yes, Absolutely, You Should Blog (and So Should Your Students)

Posted on March 2, 2010 by Aly Tapp

The York Suburban Blog Site is up and running. Don’t think you or your students need to do this? Think again! Thinking + Writing + Multimedia + Audience = Blogging Let’s explore this equation… THINKING: Why teach a lesson and … Continue reading →

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Presenting Edmodo!

Posted on February 22, 2010 by Aly Tapp

I have had the pleasure of sharing Edmodo with many of you already through TIEnet days and department meetings. Today, I am presenting a session on Edmodo at PETE&C. Our students are social networkers, but they are not necessarily wise … Continue reading →

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DEN — Web 2.010 with Steve Dembo

Posted on February 21, 2010 by Aly Tapp

Steve Dembo shares his favorite interactive sites for education. Define Web 2.0 — The following is a combination of Steve’s definition and audience participation: Read/Write Web Intereactive Free (ish) A Way to Create Creative User-Generated Content Entirely Web-based (no local … Continue reading →

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DEN — FIZZ: Enhancing the Classroom through User-Generated Video and Music

Posted on February 21, 2010 by Aly Tapp

Lodge McCammon from The Friday Institute shares ideas for using user-generated video in the classroom. We started with a formative assessment (Google Form) that assessed our knowledge of area/surface/volume…. His first idea was to create an intro video for a … Continue reading →

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